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The hoop I used for my MC15000 was the ASQ22 embroidery hoop. Since I quilt using the Janome Horizon Quilt Maker Memory Craft 15000, it was very easy to set up the design, slightly resize it to fit my blocks, and stitch away. The designs used are purchased designs from the website Embroidery Library called Autumn Kaleidoscope Quilting. I would love to take ownership of all that beautiful work but it wouldn’t be honest of me to do so. Now, let's talk about the dramatic parts of the quilt that you see in the picture, the plain tan blocks with the intricate quilt designs. As always, in case there is confusion, just let me know and I’ll gladly help walk you through it.

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The directions do show a visual to help you make the cuts but don’t fret in case you make a mistake and have to recut, you have no idea how many times I did before it made sense and I could figure out how to explain it to someone else. The key is making sure your 45-degree angles are cut correctly, so do you take your time. While the design may look tough, it’s a very easy quilt to make. Be aware though, the measurements for the quilt are only provided for making 5 pumpkins. While the quilt only calls for 5 pumpkin blocks, one 40 strip honey bun roll will actually give you 9 pumpkins. It can really save you time on your cutting and piecing when they are all ready to go for you. The fabric used is Cider by Basic Grey for Moda Fabrics.

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Just let your imagination run free with thoughts of pumpkin spice filling the space.įor the quilt shown, I went into my fabric stash and pulled out a 1 1/2″ honey bun roll from Moda Fabrics. The pumpkin blocks are unfinished at a 16 1/2″ x 16 1/2″ square that you will then trim down to a 16″ square before putting it into the quilt, which makes them a great size to use for all your decorating wants and needs. The great thing about this design is that you can take the same pumpkin block shown in the quilt and use it as a stand-alone piece for a pillow, use multiple ones for a table runner, or use your imagination and turn it into anything and everything you might like. Thankfully I was able to wrap up those ideas into one very fun-themed pumpkin quilt. Now that I’m also working a full-time job in the banking industry again my quilting time has unfortunately become very cramped, so I knew it would have to be something that would not only be quick, and easy but also fast to finish. So how about a little bit of pumpkin spice for all who are nice? A few weeks ago I thought it would be really fun to work up a fall-themed quilt since I actually don’t have one around the house. #janomemakes + #rainbowquiltBOM2021 also, tag and is nothing that says fall like pumpkins! Janome Artisan Mitzi Redd has created a delightful quilt pattern that includes a collection of colorful pumpkins made with precuts for a fast finish! If you are just joining in, please be sure to make Block One and Block Two on the Janome Blog!Īfter you finish your block, please be sure to share a photo on your social media! We love to see what you are creating! Press your completed block and trim down to 12.5″ square. Join all rows according to the diagram below.Next, cut your sewn strip of fabrics into four equal parts 4.5”.Sew the two long strips of fabric, right sides together.Trim away the dog ears using a square quilting ruler, you will obtain 4 - 4.5” half square triangles.Make two diagonal cuts and press each piece open to one side.Sew a 1/4″ seam allowance all around the perimeter of the square.Place a white and orange fabric square right sides together.Carolina shows how you can take a traditional block and make it modern with the fabrics that you choose!

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This simple 9 patch block was one of the first to be learned by young girls also has many other names including Broken Plate and Monkey Wrench. As with many other blocks, it is based on what was in the homes and lives of the creators. The Churn Dash Block originated around 1800-1845.

This month is Block 3, The Churn Dash Block. Welcome back to the Janome Rainbow Quilt Block of the Month 2021! designed by Janome Maker Carolina Oneta!

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